Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Bs.seaseor BssA.s, inventor.

beoe0eeo1 DeeAuoo Inventor.
An inventor OF stovss thss are mar.
vels OF economy In saving fuel. be.
caws approximately alright, thas are
clean BY holding the dust, that are aems
OF symmetry, grace and substantial
beauty, that are labor and fuel saving.
Deoause the hre therein need never %
outs and that are lasting by reassa OF
being constructed Of the best materials
with the most thorough and insepius
workmanship.
THE ANTI CLINKER HOT BASE"
illustrates all the merits known to
parlor stoves, except open firs place, and
shis is added In the "Franklin Reflec-
tor" an air tight instantly convertible
tntn hre place, which Ia Q triumph OF
human genius. The New Silver Moon"
is the acme Of stove nvensi sion, marvel
OF glowing beauty and power. The we'll.
developed, systematic and cultivated
mind enjoys . happy rsposs continu.
ously while In thu presence of Mr..
Speor's stove, radiating Its uniform
heat with cheerful light.
The finished product OF one happy
mind, though absent, makes It's silent
but eloquent and graceful influence
upon the contemplstive present minds
sitting calmly before their fre In self.
oongratulatiou that they own one OF
Mr.. Speer's stoves.
TRUE ECONOMY.
Persons who soour the market to buy
any stove they think they can get
along with for the least price will be
sure to buy one with some Of the above
named Speer's merits left out. Speer's
may be higher because in one year
only 1t will save In fuel more than the
difference In price, and because the i'm.
mense demand, standard reputation
and practical success Of the Speer stoves
command most envfAble marker.
A few OF the names art: THE New
illumination" "New Silver Moon,''
I"New Silver Moon Parlor or Dou ole
Heater, ,""New Golden Sun Perfected
Fire Plaoe Heater" "New PArlol
Heater" New Anti Clinker Portable
steel DR. um Furnace" "Patent Oper
Crate" "New Argus" !" Station Heat
or, Dome RAdiator," etc.
CLEAR CONCLUSIONS.
1t appears 10 the writer that all Mr.
james Speer's patent inventions Ar.
original, that other stove makers hav.
never dared and never have successfully )
copied (tbough some have vainly
tried TO fool the public with initiation,
and false preten iions> that these inven
tions are the original product Of the
Original inventive pioneer genius, thAI
they have been put into organized ma.
terials BY the practical and skilled me
ohanic that he is. that they have the
added force Of sufficient capital en-
4 Ntn Cd lsn - t. "a.
tliat . poor and ingenious neohanic'i
talent and industry had elevated him tc
be one OF the most famous and greatest
OF manufacturers, and. II We may add
1t without personal offsnse, man who
that great prosperity whioh in this case
lag civilization, aocords 1st. By compul.
sion and then willingly unto q conquer
ing aud triumphant genius because
proved, established and known.
This ought TO be lesson OF encou rage
genius. Sagsoious parents ought to
| put these monuments Of genius, utility,
comfort. beauty, economy and cleanli'
ness In their homes.
Thus these stoves are instr uments oil
w youebp thVy oAo Abh bGteci
than sedatives TO tired nerves, and gold
saving clasps Of economy upon the fueI
purse.
Our commercial reporter wrote III,
foregoing without nowledae, assistanc,
tr suggestion from the inventor, Mr.
Jan 90 5peer, or any person In his en-
Iploy, and from motives pro eminently
of Justice toward an inventor who 10 :
public benefaotor, because useful inven
Tor, and Of utility to the people.
His commercial depot 10 the Speel
Building. 10l4 and 1016 Market street
Philsdelphis, Pa Our observations
lead us to believe that his stove, furpacs
and heater inventions arc for sale BY
leading dealers throughout the United
States, aad finally. that any buyer who
allows any other make than o Speer tc
be talked ON to him or her. will make q
mistake with regard to economy In fuel,
saving and cleanliness.